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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-02-08
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Mr.. II. T. Frazee, of New Albany, Ind,
ana Nj. y. c. Bennett, Of Louisville, a-e III
tae city. The former is conductor on the
Chicago & Louisville road, aud the latter
holds the same position on the D.. NJ. & L,
running from Loui-viIie to Indianapolis
They came 70 Wichita on a prospecting tour
and will probably remain some days.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

a unb 5 Srs. gSie ale iibrioen, 10 fauften ltns
iere lurembur9er Pil9er, alS tie nod mebrtGgis
gem aufentbalt in 9ourbeS ben @naoerort rpies
Der perlieeen, cine Wenge Tepottonalieu, Ro=
i%enfrdn;e, Siloer, Webailen II. (. No., I'M Srelns
ben lrno Berpanbten in Der Seimatb bonit III
bel6enten. Damn madten tie nod eiren abz
lte6er bis an bic 8ren3e Don Spanten, ltro
beitie9en oas 0ampfroB, wel6es lie aus benz
ionnt9en Sranfreid, mo eS I'M September nod
10 parm mar, pie bel ms wdbreno Der 9rOBten
Somn1erbise, mad Sel9ien ulb Don bort meter
mad 9urembur9 suriidbradte. - 8et Der Riid=
reiie erei9uete ii6 i'm @iieubabnwa99on an
einem Der Bilger Elm auIialenbes Wunoer. Wit
perfriippelten, 9letdidm peroorrten Sdrtben,
mas Seoermann beSeu9te, Der i'm auf Der Sin.
iabrt nod gouroes 9eieben bate, mar er in
SourbeS an9etommen. 8oridriftSmdBig bate
er bort feline anoa6t 9ebalten unb aus Der
Seilqueue 9etrunfen cher an Ieinen pertriip
pelten @lieoern mar bis Cato nod feline geroes
rtn9 sur Seilurg cin9etrGten. SIM 3uq Qber
rtei Der 0tann duf etnmal in itberDalcnoer
Sreuoe aus: ,.gotteS @utoer! meme 6Gn6e
limb grade uno bell" NQ9emeines aufiebeu
erfol9te, Sober itiir;te gu ibm bin, lid ju itbers
Seugeit, oh er pabr 9eipro9en. So6 ba mar
teine SGui6un9; Die SGuoe pareu grade, bic
Singer 9eleuti9 uno Die uorbiu ueri6rumpite
Saut frti6 iu6 glatt geporoen, als oh bieie
@lieoer ME bur6 6rant9eit uubrau5bar 9elpe=
len mGren. Der 8ebeilte prizes laut 8ott fir
6teIe Bobltbat uno olle Snidiieu bes Silent
babncoupe itimmteu ireuoeuou oaS rWa9ntfi=
tat" oil.
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s nj 8 s.
Bereiniate Staaten.

Nm Oonnertas, ben 90. October,
ruarb su ct. Warien oabier bur9 6eu.
gl. Sobannes ebeli9 9etraut: Titolas
3epenia BON Wertert nit Mnna S6ueiber
pom @repsnma9er. Slid uub Sesen
gum neuen 8unbe!
Sir baben in letter Seit cine
sroBe anaabl grtefe an ueridtebene ~uniersr
2anbsIeute berrsffenb Srasen iber 9untte,
bic uns sur abfahuns oes Werfes iber
bic 2ursmburser in Der neuen @elt notD:
uenbis iiub, abgeianbt. Wir pdrsn ben
Serrsn oantbar, wenn fe uns bic 4ntpor:
ten iobaIb als m0sli4 ~3utOmmen IisBsu.
gor etnisen Sabrsn lief itt
elmer u%nierer 2anbsIeute Bel gbicaac
= irren mir nidt &oisbiue - einen neueu
9"teBdpparat patentiren. Damn nabm Elm
anberer elm Yatent auf cine &tsrbau:
mai9tne: Dieter Iettere pobute gu Der
Seit bel Cascade ober Wortbington. Wer
tann uns bic aorefe bisisr Yatentinbubsr
anseben? 8ts ftuo ibm I'M goraus bant:
bar bafir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
@emtd. Sr. @id. Maharb. sdmieb

Remi5. Sr. Mid. RaTaro, S9mieb
babier. bate Sufeiien, 9r. 2inben Sobn
Seiprtsunssapparate ant Der lanbpirtb:
fdaftli3en ausiteluus gu Saarbars auss
9elteIt. getbe erbtelten ie stn 0tpIom
fir ibre uOrsiisIi5en arbeiten.
@iIsborf. Seit benz 1. October
bat @ilsborf cine SaIteiteue unb bic Gin:
uobnsr seben fi9 Ribe, um cine Bride
iber bic Sauer gu erbalten.
Der @tteIbrader October
m artt mar pon i96nem 8etter beaiins
ffiSt, bate pou allen Seiten pieIe &aufs
uno fait nod mebr S9auIuftise berbeises
lodt. Der 6anbel mai i'm IQsemeinen
lau. Pferoe paren ni9t utsle susefibrt.
S9ien, Ribe unb Riuber paren piele aus
seiteat, bod MAT ber SanbsI ni9t gum
2s65afteften. giele Eu5e unb &urswaa;
renbdnSler batten fi6 ei~nsefunbeu, aber
tbre @ei6dfte litten unter benz aQaemeinen
Stofsn bes 6anbels. @er am meiiten
9ewinn bate, iiub iebsnfaQs bic 8irtbe,
eenn fat ale 8irtbsbdui er parsn nit
9diten iberfiqt.
9etneri9etb. Sr. Saul gornelp,
9anowirtb bier, bat bic grmd9tisuns 3nr
anuerbuns unb geforberuus BON Iusuaus
berern erbaIten.
@%renbal. Im 4. October ftub
S9euue, Staluns unb @obnbaus bss
Gfsrers 2aub absebrannt. Sammtli5es
Otobtltar mitiammt ben einsebsimlten
5ri9ten 1T elm Spfer Der Slammen gepors
ben nur Der 8iebbeifanb tonnte aerettet
psroen. Das Seuer erfaBte sIei4faus bic
S9eue bes Afsrers 6Ieuls unb diderte
aud bieie etn. Der S9aben 1T iebr be-
oeutenb. Die Sena3tbeiIisteu iinb usrs
fi1ert.
an Der II re5net man quantis
tatiu auf ] 9erbft. Die Saalitdt banst
nod msbr ODER peniser uon ben Iesten 8
8o9en al, obi9on man beute nit Be:
firmtbeit propbsseibsn tann, baB fe taum
gu ben bsiIsrn S%abrsdnsen sesdbIt werben
wirb. Die 8einssiddfts bspessn f5
in rubisen 8abnen, unb omar einfd9 aus
benz 9runbe, neil uer.dufite 0aare gar
ni9t mebr ODER bod in gang unbebsutsn6sn
0uantitatsn~ porbanben 1T. gertauft wurbe
letter Gage in 0ormsIbinssu i Suber
S3er gum Bretie uon l6 ST.. pro Sotte.
Sn @bnen wurbe l 6uber s4er setbsilt su
80 5r. pro 9otte abssIafen. Stromanfs
wdrts fanbeu sinise abidIiiis pon s4er
unb Seer gu lie 26 uno l6 5r. ftatt.
@tpiI ftanb Der Stabt 9urems
burg.
Setratbeu. - Im %. Septbr. :
Wi9el Cider, giienbinbIer, nit 6atbas
rtna Rremer. Sim 90: Grtsori5 Simmer,
Brofehor, nit 4nna 8ieritGot.
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sarembnrsii6es aus Selsien.

Der @drtuer Beter giper
BON arlon besab ii3 am 81. Sept. mad
9onoelinsen. l1nterpess fibIte er fi9
unpobl. @r trat in elm @irtbsbaus unb
fragile f3 elm @las Bier. Der Wirtb
stus in ben &eQer UNI baslelbe ,u boIeu:
ais CT berauf fam, lag gioer am goben
unS lpar cine esi9e. - Reni9, oents an
ben Eobl
gu Sffen 1T am 90. September bas
Wo6nbaus bes Mfsrers gb. Soaa,b. uno
Der baranftrBenoe Staq Der Srau yonslp
absebrannt. 5r. goaarb srIsibst baburb
einen S9aben pou etpa 5000 Srs. unb
6rau 2OnsIp einen ioI@sn pom 500 Srs.
aaes mar uerit5srt.
SSrni9. Bon Der neuen Rirde III
bas Mauerwert fait ~bsenbist; bofisntli5
tommt fie nod por benz Winter uuter
Dad. sic 1T wobl ui5t Ianeer, bod
breiter ais cas alte @ottesbaus. Die
Saeabe bat Elm i90nes ausiebsn. Sn Der
l1rtunbe, bic maj in ben @runbitein aeIeat
bat, betBt es, baB bic air9s unter Der Res
sisruns 2eOpolo II. uao Der Ssrwaltuns
bes Serrn be 9arla9 erbaut porben iei.
BON einsm rs~giersnben Yapite weis man
gu EOrnt4, wte es i4eint, Ri3ts.
Sim q d mittass bes %. Sept.
fanb man nd3it beu belsiiasn Stabtten
Wont, am Srt senannt vCroix Alexis"
in Der Rdbe bes uou Soufaltse mad 9riip
fibrenben Pfabss. bic 2eide elmer iusenbs
Ii9en Ranusperlon on benz Qte zines
Eaunenbaumes bdnsen. Gin SUIT unb elm
&eiieltod lasen neben berieIben. Die an
Srt unb Stele bon Der bortisen 8ebSrbs
sinselsitete llnteriu9uns fibrte 3u bet
lleber3eusuns. baB bier ni9t bic gerinaite
Spur zines 8erbre9ens uorbanSen unb be,
Cob bar9 Grbanaen einsstretsn mar. Sel
SOientrdser bss lluslidli9en bate ibm gu,
Soufibruns bss SsIbftmor6es aebient.
Die S~sitfteluns Der Soeutttdt ersab, bas
IS bic 2et9e elmer 24id5rissa Ufsnnspsrs
ion mar, pel9e In lsstsr 8eit sa l%tfltnsen
auf Der neusn giienbabnifrefe in arbeit
itanb unb aus benz bena9bartsn Suloinsen
sebiirtis 1T. (Selsii9sn 8ldttern sufolse
bsiBt Der Selbftmorber Soiepb Senquinet,
E~asl6buer.) 0as ben llnsIiflt9sn Al
bisiem traurissn Gnti3IuTs bepossn babeu
mag, tonnte ni9t srmittsIt psrbsn. Seben.
fails idsint es ni9t stwa @slSperleaenbe;i
seueien su ieiu, ba man nod IS Sranten
IN usri5ieoenen @du5iorteu au ibm Dor.
faub.
gu 2arode uirb am 8. 9ouember
bic idmaIipurise @ifsnbabn BON WeIreur
mad 2aru9e einseueibt.
risferueriss unseu. - gu
Yfarrern tfnb eruannt rporben: gu
llpisnp, Serr Qsfeurs, YrOfs6or an Sc.
minar gu 6IOreffe; gu SeIIeuaur (Souiuon)
Ssrr 2eonet, 8icar au Souiaon; Al
Gournap Wsuf5atsuu) Ssrr Senry,
@apIan gu 8iourss (ytsuf9atsau) ; a.
Surtbe (8ieliulm) Serr Sraui9, Yicar A.
0ommelban9s. Serr Wt9el, Saplan A.
Dion taui5t nit Germ Wartin, @aplar
su 8sIpaur (Weutn). Ser Reuseweibt,
Ssrr ROeI 1T gum 8icar in Mar9e er,
nannt worbsr.
gu Muon brad In Der Ra6t pom
8. auf ben 4. October Ssusr aus unb Isst,
bis W~obnbauier BON s. 8. Yierre, Gag,
lobuer uub s. Mi4eI, 9Iafonsur, II
ai4e. 0ie YerIuite betrassn $3.50 Srs.
bic peri&srt fnb. -|.,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

Yettinssn. am 80. Sept. wurbe
Der Gottenfibrer Sammer, pon sinem mas
nSurirben 3use on Der SduItsr sefaBt u.
has 5leii4 pom Nrms bur9 bic &lsi6sr ses
queti9t. Obs lebenssefdbrIi9 1T, muB
nod absewartet werben.
Sn @9terna9 f~eierten bic beiben
@besattsn Sob. gampiu, Retser (seb.
am 2S. Sept. 1879 unb gatb. Gbomma
(ssb. 1870, ibre 50idbrise obsr soIbsne
9o9Seit. Wer uon alien Osueu, bic In
@dterna9 ie beim /. Battalion 2ursmbur>
ger Sdser bientsn. tsnnt ben s~bsmalisen
5lsii5Iieferanten gampia nidt2
&Ieinma9e ~. Mm %. Ssptember
Sormittass bitstsn spsi 3naben aus Ora.
DER bas 8isb In Der Rdbs Der Sstunbdrs
balm 2ursmburss& smt5. 8um 8sitpsrs
treib wuBten bic untIusen &nabsn ni9ts
gsneres gu tbun, ais Steine auf bic
S9ienen Der 8abn gu Isssn; fe ba9ten
aber ni9t an bic Solsen ibrsr Chat. Der
Sag tam, unb fobalb Der 3usfibrsr bic
Steine erblidte, wurbe Salt ssma1t. Gin
unSlid bate t6nnen portommen. Ste
&nabsn erbieIten sIsid ibre Strafe: fs
rpuroen feffsenommen; fte babsn alto bur9
!bre Hntlusbeit fi9 anb ibren gltern ben
srSbten 8erbruB bsrsitet.
Bettemburs. Mm 81. September
Mbenbs ttirtte Der &anstrer s. g. Runi1,
als Ct wdbrenb bes WanSperirens ben Sua
perIa1sn poute, 5u Boben, nobel ibm pon
Der Wai9ine bret 3eben bes Iinten SuBes
sdn3Ii@ absstrsnnt wurbsn. 9lubsrbem
erlitt berielbe ftarte @ontuiOnsu am Tin.
ten Betu. .
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giptltanb Der Stabt IrIou

9etratben - 8om 16. September:
g. U. Sunsers NIT 9tnna RGer; 90: s.
8. Ser nit Sofepbine gen. &atb. Sreits
ba9; g.: 6r. 9raas nit SOiepbine
8ioaine.
SterbefdIIe. - 9on II. Sept:
Rs. G6errp, alt 81 Sabre, Bi:tper pom
%. s. Sdouueiler 90: Gatb &rauffelo,
alt 40 Sabre, @attin BON S. g. Sbia.
"a: s. be &ep, alt 81 Sabre, Sobn pom
Inna Gatbariua; 81: s. Ebieues, 60
Sabre alt, @atte pom @anes @Offtnst.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-30
CONSIGNEES

Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandina-
] 2 Williams & Co. II Myers Bros Mas w II
Payne, Meinhard Bros g. Co, Smith Bros & Co,
B Fl Levy & Bro. G NJ Gilbert e. Co, W 7 Gibson,
w Jackson, VI Rothschild. l. Mack, A Hanley
Haywood G & Co, Lippman Bros, Mohr Bros,
Collat Bros, Henderson. Standard Oil Co,
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway July
2g-Transfor Office, Epstein & w, Fleming Bros,
II Myers & Bros, Blodgett NJ e. Co, NJ Y Hen
dorson II Solomon & Son, A Einstein's Sons
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
July 20-Transfcr Office, Ice Roy Myers & Co,
VI Henderson, q Meyer Mohr Bros, Perse & L.,
w Humphres, NJ Ferst & Co, Bacon, J g. Co,
Il D Mcdonnell, Dale, u x Co. A Enrich 81 Bro
Frank e Co, Standard Oil Co. Smith Bros & co,
G Ectciksn G Go, d Cox, Fretwell a N, S Cohen,
A J Miller & Co. j G Thompson, Baldwin a. Co,
Peacock II & Co Lilienthol g. Son, i r Roberts,
Fllls. y Il co, CT. Jones, WV Gordon e Co.
J p Williams & Co, WV Chisholm. w c Jack
SON
Per Central Railroad July 20-Fordg Agt
e Lowell q, Son, Southern Cotton Gil Co Theo
GtelTens, II Myers & Bros, J p Williams & Co.
Lloyd & A, Warren q A, L Stuts Weed & c,
Fretwell q n, NJ Ferst & co, 7 Bond & Go, l.
Putzel, A n Champion, Bycll & s, New Home S
VI co, Times, Lee Roy Myers & Co, l G Haas,
s Guckenhelmer & Son. Heron & q, C II Carson,
NJ Henderson, w Nell & Co. Baldwin & Co,
Peacock, II g. Co, Stillwell, 7 & ~, A Hanley,
Standard Oil Co, w jackson. d A Altick's
Persteamship Chattahoochee. from New York
"A X Altmayer q Co. j Baker. S w Branch,
O Butler, Byck & =, Dlodgctt, NJ & Co, l. Ben
ner, Bendhem Bros & Co. 9 RH Bkg Co, w +
Common, Collat Bros, Il G Council, Crohan q d,
n G Daggett, ! Dasher &, Co, Decker & r. NJ ]
Doyle, A Doyle, Epstein a w, A Ehrlich & Bro,
Eckman 4 V, q Eckstein & Co, | Epstein AZ Bro
Evening Can pub Co. j " Estll, VIM Estil - B
Ese Frank & Co, VI Fcrst & Co. Fretwell Il N,
} II FuIber. Fleischman & co, Fay & Echberg
S Guckenhcimer a Son, G NJ Gilbert & Co, JOS
Goettc y VI Garftnkle, Gray e OBJ, Harmon &
G, Hirsch Bros n liclmken. Habershnm Sd
Pharmacy j " Henderson, Hymes Bros &, Co,
j J. Hartieider. i Jones care Garnett a. S. stmr
Katie Kayanaugh & Is, S Krouskon A Krauss.
y Lang, Lippmap Bros, d lyons, II Logan,
Lindsay & NJ II II Lewis A Letter, Lowell x H.,
+ Lowell & Son, Ino Lyons q Co. II Lubs d
co, y II Levy q Bro NJ LAWN, A j Miller q Co,
Mckenna a. w Lee Roy Myers & Co. Mohr Bros,
Mc(irath q Co, IL Moyle, A McAllister, George
Meyers, w . Nell & Co, ID y Myerson Malaga
Glass Co. Teeple & Co, Il Mcdonnell, Marshal!
House, j q Nelson & Co, n n Nichols G. Noble
Oglethorpo Club, Order II Miller agt Porter
agt, Paterson, u q Co. Palmer Bros, l. Putzel
9 Richmond, T Radcrick agt, q D Rogers
s. y az w Ry Southern FIX Co. Southern Cotton
Oh Co, J z Shuptrine a Bro, i A Schwarz. g r.
Stubbs J Sullivan, l. G Strong. Strauss Bros
Solomons a Go, Jno Sullivan. p y Springer NJ
Sternberg, w ID Simkins & Co, Screven House
Singer Mtg Co. Solomons & Son. q w Tiedeman
Thornton, 7 p Townsend. j w lyman, Vale
Royal Mfg 60, Weed & c. A NJ & G w West, Ga
y Fla ] $ 3 co.
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Per steamer David Clark from Fernandina-
! case boots and shoes, box clothing, Dbl su-
gar, bales hides 1 box snuff 1S0 bbs rosin, 30
bhls spirits turpentne, 10 boxes grease, pkg
cigars, bbl pears, pkg mdse, bag peors
bdl bcpdng, 9 doors, I sack wool. bdl ladders,
box rods tool chest.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, July
$50 boxes tobacco. bbls tallow, 10 pkgs 50
caddics tooacco. II doz brooms. pliRs IS cad
dies tobacco bale hides boxes shoes, boxes
clothing aXles. bars iron, II bdlS spokes $
bdls u hubs, bbls flour. 70 pillow irons, 100 bas-
kets fertilizers, pkgs % sash, bdls wheels,
and mdSe.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
July al l29 bbls rosin. GAG bbls spirits turpen-
car melons. / cGr pig iron, 1850 bbls flour, 30
cars lumber. 4 cars wood, ! car cattle, 100 hf
kegs beer, 20 If bbls beer, 3 bbls beer bales
wool, u bales hides. 3 boxes tobacco, II bdls
rails and spikes, - bureaus, 10 pkgs mdse 2d3
boxes vegetables. 36 bbls vegetables, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad. July 20-l7 bales yarn,
II bales domcstcs. pkgs wool, 3 bales hides 2
pkgs paper, - pkgs tobacco, 1850 lbs bacon, n
bbls spirits turpentine, 2l7 bbls resin, BAG lbs
fruit 900 bushels Oals, l Dbl whisky, 90 hf
bbls beer, 100 or bhls beer, 1875 bbls flour, car
slaves, 10 cars lumber ! car doors and SASH 143
pkgs wood in shape, So tons pig iron. 2pkgs wax,
BE- pkgs hrooms, 10 pkgs mdse, pkgs emptles,
cars brick 31J ptgs hardware, ! car coal, 10
cars oil tanks, cars melons.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer David Clark. from Fernandina-
Thos Farley, n Morrison, John Dunivan, and 1
deck
Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New York
C NJ Hoist w II Wade, S G Haas, w Sparks,
Miss Z Palmer, Miss Palmer, + Hinson, d NJ
Jacobs, G Wood, o b Smith and wife, Stella
Sweet and 2 infts cob, J A Spading, Judge w
X Hammond Jones, G V Grant, J Harrass,
A r Altmayer, J Dillon, J Il Carr, Kate Lynch,
w II Lynch r s Oliveros, T e Macarthur and
wife, L w Clu!7. Steerage-J Venable, MINED
baum.
Per steamship City Of Augusta, for New York
A T Arnold, w Parsons, G. A Nicoll, Miss vii
son DR. T. II Nichols, Mrs A n Wilson, J 9 CAIN
l. II Lindsay, J r Sweat, D Hecht, A S Cohen,
A c Oeschig. Mr. and Mrs Ainsworth and inf,
Miss Mary AinswoTth, Mrs Hackett, w M lngra-
ham, w II Beardess, ID a Stone, Miss Emma
stone, Miss NJ Scbeirensach, Mr. and Mrs Stokes,
Mrs D Hogan. infts and svt, Master u z Ho-
gan, Mrs S Bracewoll, Miss S L Burke A w
Yonge q w Greene, + Silva. Mrs jas Gamble,
J Milton. O w Marshall, Mrs l. c Massey, Mrs
L X Massey, Miss Nellie Haslam, Mrs G w Has
lam, Mr. and Mrs d b Huh and daughters r II
Lapsley. + II Reed, Mrs NJ a Walker Mrs Jose
phine Rogers. Miss Lila Woodbridge, Miss Geor-
gin Lamar, Mrs John Riley, Miss Jennie Gordon.
Mrs j + Williams A Rosenfeld, d Rich Mrs b
Walker and mother, g II Mlrant, c A Bloom
u Redding, T. NJ Levy, and Storage.
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SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City of Augusta. New York.
MEMORANDA.

Dover, July 26-Passed, bark Gustav Frede-
rick Focking Ger, Nicholson, Savannah for
Wolgast
Plymouth, July 27-Arrived, steamship Mer-
cia (Br), Taylor. Cocsaw for Stettin and pro
ceedcd
North Sydney, c r, July 25-Arrived, stmrs
WolvisJOu (Br, Edmondson, Coosaw for
United Kingdom; Ashdell (Br), Main Bull River
for do Cand both clearedl.
Georgetown, S c. July 2j--Arrivcd Lizzie S
James, Johnson, Boston.
Jacksonville, July 25--Arrived, steamer Louis
Bucli, Mount, New York. schr Frank NJ Howes,
Grover, Baltimore.
Wscassett Ne July 25-Cleared. bark Kate,
Crowley, Pensacola.
Fernandiua, July 29-Arrived, brig Acacia
(Br), Matteraou, Halifax.
New York, July 29-Arrived out, steamship
Celtic, New York for Liverpool
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
saw AMMAN.

LIST OF VESSGDS IN Ie1G FO1SI W
saw AMMAN.
SAVANNAH, July 20, 1887.
ST EAMsHIPs.
Chattahoochee, 1883 tons, Daggett, New York,
ldg-C G Anderson.
Dessoug, 1857 tons, Howes, Philadelphia, ldg--
WIN Crane TAO tohs, BilIups, Baltimore, dis.
Jas u West a. Co.
Three steamships.
BARKs.
ALAMEDA, 1896 tons, Pray, Philadelphia. dis
Jas X Clarke & Co.
Pohona d}rJ, 100 tons Jameson, Europe, ldg-
Jas X Clarke & Co.
Emilio Ciampa ItaD 1876 tons, Canero, Genoa,
cld-A II Salas & Co.
Tcemach (NQr), Gl2 tons, Hardy, Liverpool, dis
"A II Salas Il Co.
Auroro tSp), 1873 tons, Bonet Europe, ldg-
StraChaD & Co.
Hans This (Nor) $50 tons, This, Europe, ldg-
StraClnu a Co
Obduha (Sp), JAP tons Bonet, port in Spain, ldg
Butler & Stevens
Ole Bull Nor, 54j tons, Rise, Europe, ldg-M
Cosulich x Co.
Eight Oarls.
briggs.
Porvenir CSp) 32s tons, Llull, at quarantine, wig
Clara Plckcns, i9l tons, Eddy, Baltimore. dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Two briggs.
scHooNERs.
Ida Lawrence, 5t5 tons, Young, Baltimore, ldg-
JOS a Roberts & Co.
Carrie Strong. A. tons, Strong, Boston, ldg-Jos
A Roberts 4 Co.
A Denillc, Fps tons Townsend, Baltimore, ldg--
JOS A Roberts & Co.
Harry Prescott 1874 tons, Doane, Kennebec, dis
Jos Roberts & Co.
Island City, 4G6 tons, Voorhees, Baltimore, dis
Dale, Dixon s Co.
Five SChOOners
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BALTIMORE, July 29.-Flour nOminally steady;
Howard street and Western superfine S2 3JGi
2 90, extra So OO6S3 - family 50 'j6l4 40. city
mills supcrfine 81 50(I3 %, extra SO $50 70;
Rio brands 81 316l4 ST. Whcat-Southcrn easier
aud fairly active; red 7s61slc; amber slGIS3c;
Western steady but quiet; No winter red on
spot 7s34GCiJc. Corn-SOuthern nominal In alb
scucC Of receipts; white 5lGlJ2c, yellow 40
i3c; Western hrmer but dull.
LOUISVILLE. July 2J.-Grain steady. Wheat
No. 2 red. 7Oc. Corn-No. = mixed f0c oats
No. ., 306g3OlGc. Provisions: Bacon claar rib
sides 81 -. clear sides 80 30. shoulders 60 10.
Bulk meats-clear rib sides 80 30, clear sides
s. S0L&: shoulders SO %. Ness pork nominal
Hams, sugar-cured firm at ll4Ol2. Lard,
choice leaf So.
CNCIHSATI, july 29.--Flour quiet. Wheat
dull; No , red zee. Corn easier: No. 2 mixed
4lmn%c. oats steady: No. mixed 26fl2j15c.
Provisions Pork steady at SIS %. Lara quiet
at 80 32IR Bulk meats quiet aud unchanged
Bacon quiet and unchanged. Whisky active at
81 0j. Hogs quiet.
Sr. LOUIS. July 29.--F1our quiet and easy.
Wheat weaker; heavy arrivals caused decline,
and the market closed l463sc below yester-
day; No. red, cash 70et101sc; July delivery
7Dl1c. Corn Nc higher; cash dc, August delivery
3iL613Jc. oats quiet and lower. cash 23l6c,
August delivery g33Ac. Whisky steady NJ 81 o..
Provisions steady; Pork irregular; new mess
at SIS 50 Lard, 80 50. Dry salt meats, boxed
shoulders 81 rs; long clear 81 1876, clear ribs
s. f21s@B -. short clear 81 31110iS -. Bacon
boxed shoulders So 70 long clear and clear ribs
50. short clear 50 p. Hams steady at 81 GOO
II %.
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NAXlL aTnRrl9.

LIVERPOOL July 90, 1880 p. m.-Sprits tur-
pentine DDS Sd.
New YORK. July 20, nOon.-SpiritS turpentiro
dull at 3l11c. RoSin steady at 81 00GlJ 10.
500 p. m.-Rosin steady ut 81 O5Gg1 10. Tur-
pentnc steady at 3ll6c
CHARLESTON, July 29.-Spirits turpentlne
steady at 2SGc. Rosin steady; good strained
soc.
WILMINGTON, July 29-Spirts turpentine
firm at 2SJac. Rosin dull strnned soc, good
strained Sc. Tar firm at 81 30. Crude tur-
pentne firm; hard 81 10, yellow dip 81 20;
virgin 81 81.
RICE.
NEW YORK July 20-Rice quiet but steady.
New ORLEANS, July 20-Rice unchanged,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July 90 noon.-Stocks quiet and
heavy. Money easy Of 4(1-3 per cent. Exchange
long 81 s2}sG,4 wa, short 81 8i1@i 6i34;
State bonds neglected Government bonds duh
500 p. m-Exchange duh but steady Money
easy at 4GiG per cent, closing at 419GG5 Sub
Treasury balanceS-Gold, Sf3i, 99i, 600; currency,
s12, so 900. Government bonds dull but steady
fOurper cents 1214; four and a half per cents
1881. State bonds duh and rather heavy.
The stock market to-day very nearly
repetition of that of Wednesday, bears and
traders hammering stocks all around the room,
and the close Of business saw u very material
decline from last nights figures. Much eXpccta-
ton had been INDUCED in by holders that the
Improvement Of yesterday would be continued,
but the muTket early owed o dropping tend
ency, and notwithstanding some purchases by
London. steadily declined. This was very dis
cOuraging TO the bulls, and they began TO throw
over their stocks, the advantage of which
quickly taken by the bears. and at one time in
the afternoon state OF sempanC was pro
duced aided by oil sorts of rumors which had a
depressing tendency. Boston became seller,
and il was current that that interest was
liqudatiug. A noted privilege broker was re-
ported to have lain down on his customers and
the dividend on Missouri Pacific, it was said
would be reduced to g per cent. Western
Union, Missouri Pacific, New England and
Pacific Mail were attacked early in the day, aud
CHANGERS and cOalCrs in the afternoon but a
feveriSh aud unsettled condition of the market
at the close gave the impression that the bears
had begun to cover. First sales were made at
irregular Oh ngcS OF SllghI fractions only from
last nights closing. and the market was quiet
though generally heavy in tone, which
gradually developed into decided weakness As
weakness increased, the amount OF business
done became larger, and in the afternoon, when
the bears obtained complete control, transuc-
tions were very large. A sudden drop was
made shortly after noon. from wJich there was
u feeble rally. but the decline was quickly re-
sumed and the lowest figures were generally
recorded at 2 O'Clock. A slight rally occurred
in the last hour, but the close was heavy at but
a shade better than the lowest prices reached
Total sales $4,000 shares. The following were